Rasmalai is my fav anytime and I love to finish my meal/dinner with it. Ever since I started making rabri on my own I have been trying different combinations with it.Especially on sundays after our heavy biryani lunch, I crave for some milk based desserts and on one such day made this easy bread rasmalai....They are not only easy they are guilt-free too comparatively.
The method is almost the same as making of rasmalai except that we replace the rasgullas with bread slices and enjoy the bread rasgullas in the rabri :)
The method is almost the same as making of rasmalai except that we replace the rasgullas with bread slices and enjoy the bread rasgullas in the rabri :)

Bread Rasmalai Recipe - IngredientsServes: 2Cooking & PreparationTime: 30 mins
Bread - 4 slices
Milk - 2 cups
Ghee - 1 tsp
Condensed milk - 2 tbsp
Sugar - 1/4 cup
Mixed Nuts(pista,cashews and badam)-2 tbsp chopped
Saffron - 4 strands
Cardamom powder - 1/4 tsp (optional)

Method:
1.Take a wide heavy bottomed vessel, grease it with little ghee and add condensed milk + milk. Bring to a boil and reduce to medium flame. Keep stirring till the milk starts thickening and reduced to half.Meanwhile take 2 tbsp of warm milk, add saffron strands and crush it well, keep aside.



Delicious easy bread rasmalai ready in minutes. Serve it always cold!

2.Now add the saffron milk to the boiling and keep stirring. Then add the sugar and keep stirring. The mixture is called rabri and it tastes divine by itself :)

3.Keep in sim and stir it till it reduces in volume.Fry the nuts in ghee and add it to the rabri and mix well. Add cardamom powder and give a quick mix.


4.Once the rabri is thick switch it off and refrigerate it. Meanwhile take bread slices, trim the corners. Take a small lid and press it gently on the bread slices into small circles. At the time of serving take a bowl add the rabri and drop the bread rounds.

Delicious easy bread rasmalai ready in minutes. Serve it always cold!

My Notes:
- Chill the rabri until serving time. Also do not pre-soak bread, just add it while serving.
- You can even toast the bread slightly in ghee then add it to the rabri.
- You can also 1 tbsp milk powder for thickness and flavour.
















Its truly yummy :)
ReplyDeleteYummy dessert! :) So very tempting!
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ReplyDeletewhat a lovely idea :) and they look real to me :P thanks for sharing Sharmilee
ReplyDeletelovely dessert dear... today i prepared rasmalai as per your method with some modification... it came out very well....
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That's a wonderful idea looks too good. Easy dessert to impress the guests !!
ReplyDeleteInnvoative idea and will sure satisfy ur rasmalai craving
ReplyDeleteThese look super cute! If u didnt mention its made of bread, no one wud knw :D Awesome idea :)
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Lovely!Saute the bread slices in a bit of ghee till crisp and you have shahi tukda!
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wow very tempting recipe,luks gr8!
ReplyDeletenever had bread rasmalai, very curious how it will taste
ReplyDeleteInnovative recipe,great idea,looks so yum
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ReplyDeleteLovely dessert.. this is my go to dessert.. an easier version of the rasmalai (at least for me).. looks really superb!
ReplyDeleteInnovative idea..easy version of rasmalai
ReplyDeleteA keeper recipe.mind blowing idea.love it.
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ReplyDeleteDelicious dessert!!! simple to make too :)
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Simply drooling here, gr8 idea Sharmi, lovely presentation!!!
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Looks yummy and tasty
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Super quick and highly irresistible bread rasmalai..Loving it;
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It tastes really yummy :) I tried it :)
ReplyDeleteNice idea..easy and tasty...Looks divine
ReplyDeleteI hope I get some time to make some sweets for Diwali...
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super quick and easy Rasmalai recipe, very nice idea...thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteWishing u all a very Happy Diwali :)
Wish you & your family a very happy Deepavali!
ReplyDeleteSimPly superb dessert
ReplyDeletecan I skip saffron?
ReplyDelete@Smilelicious : Saffron flavour is the highlight of this kheer but if you dont like it just skip it
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